Team 4- Locked & Knocked
09-26-2015, 08:32 AM
#71
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Dover, Ohio.
Posts: 1,434
Welcome DoubleLung55. That makes 9 down and 1 to go. That makes 2 from Iowa, 2 Ohio, 2 Missouri, 1 Texas, 1 Wisconsin, and 1 Pennsylvania. We have a good group here.
Last edited by ManofTheFall; 09-26-2015 at 08:35 AM.
09-26-2015, 04:52 PM
#75
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Dover, Ohio.
Posts: 1,434
Took my grandson out this evening and he had a nice doe come in. I gave him the green light when it was broadside at about 15 yards. He grazed the back of her front leg and the underside of her chest. Played it back on video and was able to capture right where the arrow was flying under her. I said he had buck fever and he said no I didn't, it was a doe, lol.
09-28-2015, 06:14 AM
#76
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Caddo Mills, TX
Posts: 600
Took my grandson out this evening and he had a nice doe come in. I gave him the green light when it was broadside at about 15 yards. He grazed the back of her front leg and the underside of her chest. Played it back on video and was able to capture right where the arrow was flying under her. I said he had buck fever and he said no I didn't, it was a doe, lol.
-john
09-28-2015, 11:10 AM
#77
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Missouri
Posts: 1,093
09-28-2015, 11:19 AM
#78
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Missouri
Posts: 1,093
Took my son out last night. We had these 2 yearling walk in eating acorns. He shot the little doe at 8 yards. We watched her pile up 50 yards from the tree. The button buck ran off and then came back in.
He asked me if he could shoot it too. I mean really, who's going to say NO to your kid while bow hunting. He shot it at 17 yards and we watched it crash too. He was so excited (so was I!!) You would've thought he killed pope and young 10 pt.lol He is 12, he has now killed 6 deer with his bow. He is pulling 45 lbs and using 75 grain muzzy heads. The arrow passed through the doe but not the button buck. I love the time we get to spend together hunting!!
He asked me if he could shoot it too. I mean really, who's going to say NO to your kid while bow hunting. He shot it at 17 yards and we watched it crash too. He was so excited (so was I!!) You would've thought he killed pope and young 10 pt.lol He is 12, he has now killed 6 deer with his bow. He is pulling 45 lbs and using 75 grain muzzy heads. The arrow passed through the doe but not the button buck. I love the time we get to spend together hunting!!
09-28-2015, 11:44 AM
#79
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Caddo Mills, TX
Posts: 600
Took my son out last night. We had these 2 yearling walk in eating acorns. He shot the little doe at 8 yards. We watched her pile up 50 yards from the tree. The button buck ran off and then came back in.
He asked me if he could shoot it too. I mean really, who's going to say NO to your kid while bow hunting. He shot it at 17 yards and we watched it crash too. He was so excited (so was I!!) You would've thought he killed pope and young 10 pt.lol He is 12, he has now killed 6 deer with his bow. He is pulling 45 lbs and using 75 grain muzzy heads. The arrow passed through the doe but not the button buck. I love the time we get to spend together hunting!!
He asked me if he could shoot it too. I mean really, who's going to say NO to your kid while bow hunting. He shot it at 17 yards and we watched it crash too. He was so excited (so was I!!) You would've thought he killed pope and young 10 pt.lol He is 12, he has now killed 6 deer with his bow. He is pulling 45 lbs and using 75 grain muzzy heads. The arrow passed through the doe but not the button buck. I love the time we get to spend together hunting!!
Congrats.
-john
